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Robot arms and configuration options
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Compare CBOXTEC robot arms and cart configurations against your workpiece, production and purchasing requirements. Confirm the proposed configuration and delivery scope in a written quotation.
CTC007-HJ1077
These are the model values currently listed in the product catalog, not independently verified test results. Confirm the current datasheet and configuration before ordering. Payload refers to the load carried by the arm, not the weight of a stationary workpiece. Repeatability does not establish weld quality or complete-system accuracy.
CTC006-HJ1460
These are the model values currently listed in the product catalog, not independently verified test results. Confirm the current datasheet and configuration before ordering. Payload refers to the load carried by the arm, not the weight of a stationary workpiece. Repeatability does not establish weld quality or complete-system accuracy.
CTC015-HJ1464
These are the model values currently listed in the product catalog, not independently verified test results. Confirm the current datasheet and configuration before ordering. Payload refers to the load carried by the arm, not the weight of a stationary workpiece. Repeatability does not establish weld quality or complete-system accuracy.
CTC015-HJ1464L
These are the model values currently listed in the product catalog, not independently verified test results. Confirm the current datasheet and configuration before ordering. Payload refers to the load carried by the arm, not the weight of a stationary workpiece. Repeatability does not establish weld quality or complete-system accuracy.
CTC020-HJ2027
These are the model values currently listed in the product catalog, not independently verified test results. Confirm the current datasheet and configuration before ordering. Payload refers to the load carried by the arm, not the weight of a stationary workpiece. Repeatability does not establish weld quality or complete-system accuracy.
CTC020-HJ2027L
These are the model values currently listed in the product catalog, not independently verified test results. Confirm the current datasheet and configuration before ordering. Payload refers to the load carried by the arm, not the weight of a stationary workpiece. Repeatability does not establish weld quality or complete-system accuracy.
CTR008-HJ1450
These are the model values currently listed in the product catalog, not independently verified test results. Confirm the current datasheet and configuration before ordering. Payload refers to the load carried by the arm, not the weight of a stationary workpiece. Repeatability does not establish weld quality or complete-system accuracy.
What to confirm before selecting a system
Process, power source, interfaces, consumables and any tracking options for the exact configuration.
GMAW (MIG/MAG)
Process, power source, interfaces, consumables and any tracking options for the exact configuration.
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GTAW (TIG)
Process, power source, interfaces, consumables and any tracking options for the exact configuration.
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Spot Welding
Process, power source, interfaces, consumables and any tracking options for the exact configuration.
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Laser Welding
Process, power source, interfaces, consumables and any tracking options for the exact configuration.
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Application screening
These workpiece examples are starting points for feasibility discussions, not a record of customer installations or a guarantee of suitability.
Automotive Parts & Components
01Material grade, thickness, joint geometry, weld access and part variation.
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Metal Furniture & Home Goods
02Material grade, thickness, joint geometry, weld access and part variation.
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General Fabrication & Machinery
03Material grade, thickness, joint geometry, weld access and part variation.
Explore Solution →Prices by quoted configuration
FOB USD prices apply to the named configurations below. A welding package price is not a bare robot arm price.
| Model and quoted configuration | FOB USD price | Quoted inclusion |
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| CTC007-HJ1077-W-MeA — named welding package | USD 10,000 per set · FOB |
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| CTC006-HJ1460-W-MeA — named welding package | USD 10,600 per set · FOB |
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| CTC015-HJ1464-W-MeA — named welding package | USD 10,500 per set · FOB |
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| CTC020-HJ2027-W-MeA — named welding package | USD 12,000 per set · FOB |
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| CTR008-HJ1450 — standard machine | USD 7,600 per standard unit · FOB | Robot arm, control cabinet and teach pendant. |
| CTR008-HJ1450 — welding package | USD 9,400 per set · FOB | Standard machine plus NBC-350RL welding power source, wire feeder, torch and wire spool, as listed in the quotation. |
These prices do not establish the cost of a complete installed welding cell.
For a quotation or other requirements, contact our sales team.
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Explore CBOXTEC welding robot arms and cart configurations. Share your workpieces, production requirements and destination to discuss a project-specific proposal.
Ask which support options can be offered for your project and who would provide them. Confirm availability, scope, language, charges and any agreed response times in writing before ordering.
A general website estimate cannot establish your project's result. Evaluate representative parts and document the complete cycle, utilization, quality requirements and full costs before estimating savings or payback. Record any agreed performance criteria in the project documents.
Review the actual workpieces, fixtures, process and site conditions with the responsible project team. Agree test and acceptance criteria, training needs and a system-level safety assessment. A collaborative arm alone does not establish that the complete welding system can operate without safeguards.
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